Republicans shift to plan B to prevent shutdown
- House Speaker Mike Johnson told senior Republicans he had a Plan B for avoiding a government shutdown but did not share the details, which left colleagues “baffled."
- Johnson has stated the government won't shut down but has not disclosed his plan to prevent one, prompting criticism from some GOP members.
- Johnson may need to fail in passing the SAVE Act before pursuing a clean spending bill that Democrats could support.
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Republicans shift to plan B to prevent shutdown
House Republicans have shifted gears as they race to avoid a government shutdown, eying a three-month stopgap spending bill while dropping their demand for tougher voting rules as part of the package.
Mike Johnson’s Secret Plan B
“Shortly before Wednesday's failed vote on the government spending stopgap, House Speaker Mike Johnson told senior Republicans in a private meeting that he had a Plan B — but wouldn't tell them what it was,” Axios reports.
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